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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2010
Page
1
An unclear note references Aiken Victory relying on allies in a food situation. The fragment mentions ALIN ANDYERS and THOMA in a context suggesting support or assistance, but the exact parties and actions remain ambiguous.
Aiken County Historical Museum salvages The Shack newsletter printed aboard the S.S. Aiken Victory in 1946 from May 20 to May 27. Executive Director Elliott Levy calls the find a treasure tying the county to postwar maritime life and to individuals who sailed with the ship. Ed Shema provided copies, noting the value of learning about the real people aboard. See S.S. AIKEN, page 16A.
Brief note directs readers to see Monday’s paper for graduations and Tuesday’s for the graduation section.
Ann Marie Peggy Allen Mary Lee Redd Gantt of Clearwater Savannah Georgia and Michael David Riggs of Trenton are listed in the Deaths and Funerals notices. The brief memorial lists interpretive details for readers seeking services and tributes.
In downtown Aiken a Saturday campaign surge featured a meet and greet with GOP gubernatorial hopeful Nikki Haley at the Alley behind the Municipal Building. The event, endorsed by the Aiken Tea Party, included barbecue, photo ops, and a tea party gathering with local and district candidates speaking to about 100 attendees.
South Carolina faces 25 GOP and 14 Democrat House primaries as nine Republican incumbents exit and two Democrats retire. All 124 House seats are on the November ballot, with Senate races delayed to 2012. GOP leaders note unsettled races amid money gaps and voter information limits.
Aiken County voters cast ballots in a statewide primary. Any registered voter may participate without party registration. Poll workers provide blue or red ballots and voters select from precinct specific races and a state question about resisting federal health care reforms.
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